"How does a student from a country in which a third of the population is nomadic, living in round white felt tents called gers on the vast steppe, ace an M.I.T. course even though nothing like this is typically taught in Mongolian schools?"
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Re: Central Electronics 100V Opposite Sideband Supression Adjustment
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Chris,
I use a dual trace scope with these phasing type exciters to adjust the RF
network phase shift, it makes it much simpler than dealing with the
inte...
1 hour ago